Can a Circular Argument Have More Than One Step

question 115

Multiple Choice

Can a circular argument have more than one step?

• A)No, because the premise and conclusion are exactly the same proposition.
• B)No, because if it had more than one step, it would technically be called an ovular argument.
• C)Yes, as long as the conclusion is the same proposition as one of the premises.
• D)Yes, as long as every proposition is used at least twice.
• E)Yes, as long as every proposition in the argument is really the same proposition.

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